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This was a shame and a historical crime.
Albanians today have a historical necessity to establish national morality in the direction of their government in Tirana. No one knows where we Albanians of Albania are going today.
But we must emphasize that Albanians living in Albania today are supported by their relatives who are working as economic migrants in Italy and other European Union countries, but also in the United States of America.
And therefore it must be said that currently life in Albania is at an average level. But the question that must be raised in this case is this: When will the economic investments of the Albanians who are living here in Albania begin?
Nothing is known. And the current prime minister tells us nothing. And we have to admit that today we are living off the work of Albanians who work in the United Europe, but also in America.
Of course, this is a normal situation, because Albania today is a free country and work is free to be practiced wherever the Albanian sees fit.
But the questions that need to be raised are these: Here in Albania, when will scientifically organized work begin in the production of goods? When will investments begin? When will investment in industrial production begin in Albania?
Why linger on such questions? The main question remains: who destroyed and sold for SCRAP over 500 plants and factories that were built in Albania with the sweat of Albanians over 30 years of hard work?
Where did the 500 plants and factories that were destroyed in Albania from 1992 to 1996 go?
In these years, it is known that the government was led by Berisha Meksi, but political Belgrade boasted that in four years, 1992-1996, with 40 million dollars paid, Serbia destroyed 500 plants and factories in Albania.
This was a shame and a historical crime.
So SPAK, what are you doing about this anti-national crime?
How...
Will this national disaster never be investigated?
But we all need to remember today that Albanians had built those factories and plants with a grueling work with which they kept their breath alive. And today they would have them in their hands, all purchased by Albanian private capital that is now known to have grown, and therefore would have bought them, would have restructured them with modern industrial capital, and we would have brought modern industrialization to Albania today. Just like it happened in all the former communist countries of Europe. And the minimum wage in Albania today would be no less than 2000 euros per month.
But communism fell, and Albanians with private capital were unable to take back what they had built with hard work, and which they could not enjoy after the overthrow of communism in Albania, because this entire industry was destroyed by Albania's historical enemies, with their tools in the Tirana government, in the years 1992-1994.
What is SPAK doing, is it investigating this anti-national crime?
Let's see!
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